Destiny: Rising Crota's End raid is a six-player activity that arrived in January 2026. To clear it you need a full fireteam with a mix of damage and support, characters upgraded to a solid power level, and voice or at least quick chat to call mechanics. Loot is random, so plan on repeat clears.
What is Crota's End in Destiny: Rising?
Crota's End is the mobile game's version of a raid from the wider Destiny series. It came to Destiny: Rising in January 2026 and is still the headline group activity in Season 6, Season of Revival, as of October 2026. It takes six players and rewards teamwork more than any single build.
Because it is longer and more mechanical than Gauntlets or Strikes, most groups learn it over a few sessions before they clear it smoothly.
How should you prepare your characters?
- Power: bring characters upgraded for current endgame content; under-powered players make every encounter longer.
- Roles: have at least one support to keep the team alive, and damage dealers who can focus a boss.
- Weapons: carry a reliable primary for adds and a high-damage option for boss phases.
- Device: a stable connection matters; drops mid-encounter cost whole attempts.
Our Season of Revival guide covers the fastest ways to raise power before you try.
How should a fireteam split the work?
Good raid groups assign jobs before they start. One or two players handle adds, others focus the main objective, and one person calls when to move. Swapping roles every attempt is a common reason groups stall. Keep the same roles until the encounter is cleared, then rotate if people want to learn.
| Role | Main job | Good fit |
|---|---|---|
| Caller | Times phases and calls moves | The most experienced player |
| Add clear | Keeps the arena safe | Characters with area damage |
| Boss damage | Burns the boss in damage phases | High single-target damage |
| Support | Heals, revives, buffs | Support characters such as Cassian |
What causes the most wipes?
- No clear caller. Six people guessing leads to split decisions.
- Ignoring adds. Small enemies overwhelm a team focused only on the boss.
- Using supers too early. Save big abilities for damage phases.
- Unstable connections. One drop can end an attempt.
Fixing these four habits usually turns a frustrating night into a clear.
What can drop from the raid?
Raid drops are random and follow the game's reward caps. That means nobody can promise a specific exotic or weapon from a single clear, and anyone who does is not being straight with you. More clears mean more chances. Anything that drops in your run is yours.
A realistic plan is to set a goal for each session instead of a goal for each drop: clear one more encounter than last time, then aim for a full clear, then for a clean clear with no wipes. Groups that track progress this way stay motivated, and they usually start farming the raid comfortably within a week or two of regular play. Save your attempts for times when the whole fireteam can commit to a full session.
What does a Crota's End carry cost?
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| Service | What you get | How you play | Price | Typical time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Destiny: Rising Crota's End Raid Carry | Our fireteam takes you through a full Crota's End clear on your own account. | Self-play (duo) | From $9 | 1–2 days |
| Destiny: Rising Gauntlet: Onslaught Carry | We carry you through Gauntlet: Onslaught encounters such as Break In, The Menace Above and Issaki's Tabernacle. | Self-play (duo) | From $6 | Same day to 2 days |
| Destiny: Rising Team & Power Leveling | We spend the hours you buy on the fastest team level and power activities for your account. | Self-play or piloted | From $19 | 1–3 days |
| Destiny: Rising Coaching | A live session on builds, character picks, exotic choices and Gauntlet mechanics. | Coaching | From $15 | Within 48 hours |
Honest risk note: NetEase's Terms of Use say you may not share, sell or transfer your account, or let third parties use it. Self-play carries keep you on your own account, which is why we recommend them. Self-play and coaching keep your login with you and carry less risk than piloted orders. Read our account safety notice before you order. We never sell Lumia Leaves, Silver, Mythic characters, gacha pulls, exotic weapons, accounts, cheats or exploits. Loot from any run is random and stays with you.
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Destiny: Rising FAQ
How many players does Crota's End need in Destiny: Rising?
Crota's End is a six-player raid. You need a full fireteam of six to start it, ideally with a mix of damage and support characters. If you do not have a group, joining an experienced team is the easiest way to learn the encounters.
When was Crota's End added to Destiny: Rising?
Crota's End arrived in January 2026 and is still the main raid in Season 6, Season of Revival, which began on September 17, 2026. Gauntlet: Onslaught and Gauntlet: Blitz are the other main endgame activities.
Can I do the raid on PC?
Yes, through NetEase's MuMuPlayer emulator on Windows or macOS. Many raid players prefer it for the bigger screen and mouse and keyboard. Your account is the same on phone and emulator, so progress carries over.
What drops from Crota's End?
Drops are random and follow the game's reward caps, so no clear guarantees a specific item. Running the raid more often gives you more chances. During a self-play carry, everything that drops in your run stays on your own account.
Is a raid carry allowed in Destiny: Rising?
Playing in a fireteam with other players is normal. NetEase's terms do not allow sharing your account, so carries that keep you logged in on your own phone, playing with the team, avoid that issue. We never sell Lumia Leaves, characters or accounts.
Sources: GamesBeat: Crota's End arrives, Destiny: Rising official news: Season 6, Wikipedia: Destiny: Rising.